The ACLU of Indiana says the injunction prohibits investigators from threatening Lee Lawmaster with legal action to suppress future social media posts or punish him for past ones involving the use of ...

The proposed amendment, which has been years in the making, would allow judges to deny bail to any defendant if the state proves the person cannot be safely released.

The lawsuit is the latest filed against tenants by property owner and developer Hendricks Commercial Properties through a holding company called Spree LLC.

Francisco Aguilar Romero has been charged with fraudulent voter registration, perjury and three counts of being an ineligible voter, according to MyCase.

Jeremy Tyler Ferrell wound up with a 22-year sentence after appealing his initial conviction with a 20-year sentence. The appeals court then upheld the longer sentence.

Albertsons wants Kroger to pay more than $9.3 billion. That includes a $600 million termination fee and more than $8 billion for what Albertsons says was a lost premium stockholders would have reaped ...

A judge on Wednesday ordered Meta to pay New Mexico $25 billion after a jury found the company liable for deceiving users about privacy, in what marks the largest fine ever against the owner of ...

The plaintiffs claim that, as recently as August, the defendant tried to access the winery’s security systems, according to court documents.

The teacher is accused of making unlawful physical contact with three students who were under his care in the fall of 2025 at Washington Irving Neighborhood School 14, according to a press release.

A group of parents said in a lawsuit that a district's admissions policy for magnet schools, while race-neutral on its face, aims to boost Black and Latino students.

Viccheat Sim says federal government agencies broadly denied his requests for medical records and reports tied to the Feb. 16 death of his father, Lorth Sim.

Engling’s campaign said Bayh should “withdraw his latest attack ad and correct its false claim about Engling’s driving record, or face a lawsuit.” ...